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Gallery 1

Choctaw Council House during the Civil war circa 1863 - 1866
Choctaw Orphan Boy's School with new addition on the south side the Academy, boy's are wearing confederate caps circa - 1875
Oklahoma Historical Society Photo circa -1880
Front porch and step have been concreted and new addition under construction on to the back of the main school, circa 1890 Photo provided by the Rose Family
Indian boys wearing confederate type hats photo with Family , freinds and Staff. PHOTO FROM THE COLLECTION OF THE ROSE FAMILY
Ruins showing the windmill and some of the brick wall still standing. the Government required the walls to be pushed in some time during the 1930's. March 22,1936 ,The Daily Oklahoman
Confederate Issued Choctaw Nation WarrantArmstrong Academy, Indian Territory (OK) - Choctaw Nation - Choctaw Treasury Warrant March 1, 1863 The Confederate period Indian Nations notes are tangible reminders of this lesser known military theater during the Civil War. Confederate Currency scholars and collectors have studied these series, and Eric Newman has been greatly interested their history. The Choctaw Nation pieces are well known and collected in the Southern States canon with Criswell-Shull numbers. The Armstrong Academy was founded in 1844 by the Baptist Mission. Four denominations were printed on different colored paper to help differentiate them. This note was printed in black on green rag paper, without an imprint, using a local typeset style. A double-line border encloses the texts and obligations. The denomination One Dollar is across, with a pattern at the left end. The lower left has a small "$1," . Signed at lower right by James Riley as the "National Secretary of said Nation." Official face endorsement with diagonal signature across the left of "S.[amuel] Garland/P. C. C. N," and the redemption was noted by "Paid" written vertically down the center. No. 1320.
Civil war photo of indian boy in uniform.
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